Tax Implication Of Travel

Ensuring you comply with local and national legislation

What are the tax implications of travel?

Every country has its own tax residency rules, which can be anything from 60 days to no limit at all. For a large number of countries like to OECD countries
the limit is 183 days. Once you have been in the country for beyond the limit within a tax year you may be automatically considered resident for tax purposes.

Knowing, and being able to document, how many days you have spent in a country is therefore essential for frequent travellers. Spending too many days in any
one country may lead to tax and social security obligations in multiple countries.

Travellers and employers can save significant amounts of money by monitoring the amount of time travellers spend within a country, and ensuring that the traveller
departs before going over those countries' thresholds.

How Voyage Manager Can Help You

We continuously monitor the number of days employees spend in each country or state and notify you and the employee as they approach and breach company and government
thresholds. We also provide detailed reports on how many days and which days are spent in the states and countries for up to 5 years.